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ND POUNDS ikeScc,, yet remain in the To.monnow, August 2, will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. „:ralliK E TS and SHARES (warranted undriwn) are on S a t e the Licenced Oilices in 'lowa and Country. • [PRICE BIXPE.!ftE. PRO? ERry DUTY on D 1/ !BENDS, payable ix the-Years 1803, 18,4, 1805. CRUTTWELL's GAZETTEER. • In a few Days publishd, In +Vols. Bv , i. the Second Edition, eonsideratly Improved • -*end Enlarged, with z 8 whole sheet Maps, of rrHE NEW U.NIVT.RSAL GAZETTEER; Or, Ceographikai Dictionary.: contact... 4 a oescrip. tion of the chief . Empires,. iingd.iirts, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns, Forts. Seas, fiirbours. Lakes, M-uit tains, and Capes, in the known World;* with Government; Costonts, Mannets, apd fteligion of the lunaoitants ; the Extent, Bourhlaries, and Natural Pkxioatons of each Court- . try ; the Tra - te, Manufacithes, and Curiosities of till Cries an': Towns, collected from the best Authors ; th it Longi tude, Latitude, Bearing, and Distances, troin the best and most authentic Charts. I T appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repea le.g.), tent Of vade to the Parties entitled to Dividends of Suck payable at the Bank of England, South Sea House, and East STATE LOTTERY: .( . THE following CAPITA 1 . , PRIZES remain in poi, the ,Vilieel :-2,0,01. to.oool. 3, 0 .,1 2,001. cool. 201l\ besides a large Proportion of the inferior Prizei of S :.I. . 4 1 ,.. , s. occ. Tickets and .Shares, warranted tindravn, are on Sale by i 'V I FT and Co. Poultry, and Ch,aring- Cross. ~TO-VIORROW, August 2; will be the next Day o f .ur Owing. ' s , ... By the Rev. CLEMENT CRUTTW ELL. London: Printed tot Longman, Hurst ; Rees, and Orme, Paternoter-row ; and Cadell and D'avies,"St6inii, • • MEMORIALS OF THE STATE PRISONERS CONFINED IN RiLMAiN- HAM G VeL. THE next D a y o f D raw i ng will be TO-MOR ROW, the 2d orAugust. • The/Ticket, Nn, 2,6 29, drawn the last Day of Drawing, a Mize of Ten 'rnons7ind l'onntts, was sold in • Strres by 2t te4srs, I-1 A,Z 1R t), ltti RN E, and Co.. R , y;il Exchange; TlCKurrs.And uncirawn, con.- ttry ne on Sale. • • ANGEL INN and POSY-HOUSE, CHESTERFIELD. WILLIAM PEECH ( Son of Samuel Peed), of the A rwel Inn,' Sheffield) respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he has taken and entered upon the above very commodious and old established Ins., s; tuate in the most central part of the Town, which he has fitted bp in a •ery superior style. He flatters Itims'elfthat an tin deviating : attention to their Accommodation will secure hint their permanent Support and Confidence. - A . principal Front Room is fitted- up fiir the ACcommoda i lio n of:Commercial Travellers. seat Post, Chaises and good Horses Mail and other , Coaches every ctay to all partS of England and Sc6tiand. TO THE NOBILITY, MILITARY, .AND 0 rtiEßs. PRIZE WINE. FRENCH PORT, a iVitte that will, if merely tasted, totally superSede the drinking Portugal %Vine. It posscsses its richness with the strength and ft Ivor of Claret. Eight Thousand Dozen of the above to be clispoi g rithed of, either in large or small quantities, at sls. per cl,zen, 123 D ozen of Cl aret, 41' 8 4 a • per dozen ; and 300 Dozen lail eira, l a i leira, at ?Ss. Per dozen, bottles included. Application to he made to Mr. Tod, Arrny and Prize agent, 3i, Cre at T ulton-street, Veans-yard, lestminster. MONEY. ELEVEN Yens' Purchase" will be given for AN 4bui NurTIES, redeemable, where the . rautors have an 4 i .114te interest, and io.proportion -, here they liaw y only jete Estate. Noh.keiiren and -Others. desirous' of I,4ising cfc'l4sYupon'lifi: t'etitet, 'ilit.kr Wills, Nlarriage Settiements, 'Wy a Livin4s, Scc. win be treated ,vitti cio. ti e ,[ , t Ito batable terms, aoct the purchases immediately Limill:eteti, tile fuuds of toe Advertiser prccluding all posstoility or dzlay Or disappointment. • g A .PI) I Y, personally, from 11 till'', or by letter, ts Mr. .c,,„... Nu. to, L.cicester-place, Lei.,:ester-squdre. ........5......_ ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. /IRE PATENT CAMP BEI:kiTHADS, Furni ture, attras,,,es,aiiil•Bealing complete, .ire very resp•ct.. recow intended to ei‘clenieii, as being the most portaige Cents`g.,l superior to any others made in Lond , ll . ; Marqui CS, Fables and Chats, ow improved primipics ; Sea ‘•-• , ts sofa Beds, and Chairs,. tOr on Board Ship; Musquitto b • tt urniture, and Pate nt Brass-scrt.vt' Bedsteads, for Last hlki W est Indies, and all rurcrign Climates, fit . MORGAN and SANI)E I<S's Patent Bedste a d and and Ware_ Rooms, Nos. t 6 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. • Morgan and 'Sanders's New..invented Imperial Dining allowed to be th e Box yr, st artt f•leg ant set 01 b „ • es ever yet inventeri, are very p , . , rtabie, pacKnis„ in aat ten Incites deep. 110useFashionable Sofa-lied an d Chair-Bcd Ware . ~AIRY 1" -‘ RINI, k I NGSWOOD, in tly! Parish of L.UP GE RSHALL, 4 , ar AYLESIfUttY, BUCKS. - • 'l.° 13 E , LE - r"l', , on I.ease for Twenty-one. Years, - by the • .Worshipful Company of M 4rcers, ACOMPACT 1)AlilY FARM; cQ;ltatoing . by A : Ad ....as muretnent, atiOnt One Hundred . and l'hirteen cu- et " tr old P asture and Meadow L an d, w i t hi n a Ri ng Fence, te 's ; e .i"?, or abort eighteen Inclosure, conveniently wa b ,;;; 1 „ 4 5i1 . a Stream flowing for a - consa•rable distance„t I?a r T,,''',' , ; one side of the Estate, together, with a iew-nuilt: ereci7, 4 rl ouse, Barn, St ible, and suitable QifiL:cs, recently to I i '' "nll finished, on a rie pearly eentrical of the Estate,. in e ~cciii),timi ur 'oho Griffin, tenant at wilt ; situate ioint.oe finish of I .tiggershall, in the county of }lucks, ad. ", t ., 5 4n4 clic •Piir,;p ke-road leading from. Aylesbury to lii: i .r ; '' ti , j: :•,t to a f“ed tithe. of 81, Ss. per ann. Posses. ?hlo he given ar Nii.,:liaelunas next, with lib rty of plough- • '')g up tr.,in iz to Z' A • -- and continuing' the same •in Arable during_tlie Lease. Ll"' ' ' °"i Any per,,,,, w illing to treat for the same ma y sen d t h e i r pro and " Idr ess, sealed ,to the Cerk f the. Mercers' ...u:ripany, at t h eir Elall, in Li p Ironmonger- l lane, o Clieapside, on !)1. before Wedii„,Ly such otter t he 17th August, when the same will •';*ti,..., %akeo . into c:ni,,l2.r.uiort, And th'person maktng ;f e t , t le,on p - iny may approve will ' have notice sent him to t A .t.,ers.,tlitz sante, , ither by attendnig Hall, or at M::!rcers' „ Ic „. } I ... t .... ... as Im Company. may think most conve .o Ihe Te:lant will b e.r i e .a q x u e i s r . e t t to ,pay ;Al l'alLeS' ex cept the Land al;c1 Property __,_ F w or fti it her pa . r t icul ars apply at the Clerk's Office, as ao4 e, or to Messrs , rae,nor and Win. Bull, Attornies, at Aylesbury. .--- ~,• 11 ~...., • g nip. unproved• PEI)OMLTER, cm' TVA V file_,-I1 WI SE R, which ..vixen ivory iii the Poeket, ascertains dist.‘ac the ‘'.'e. Walks (price T‘vo G Mlle.'s) Sold ZSPE N CER and, P ERKI NS, Watch-imikers, No. est End o f Newgate.street (reinov,cl train Sho:.v-iiili,. Oil au-eultuit of the Im provements therey ; Nvilo for ne a r thirty 3 ' , 'lrs nave 1.,:-):-icated these Machines ; an d t h oug h they d o 11t (lain' the Invention, it being almost as an.:ient as Pocket bW.,a t elics, l ",corre et all th at ever came to their knowledge have 'Il so rude in their shape, inconv en i ent i n wearing, and 341131:1e5s in their perfor4ance, as to h ave b een soon laid by . - ek.. l'l lis which they take the liberty to offer to the . Piiblie, is . ll . 'F,411,t l il_it3eit, most conveniently used, perfectly correct, --11,1_, what is desiranle in all Mollinesof Fancy, exctefling clip hat not liOle to'he ma of order, and is a most amusing q,'lll.aniust to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking and ...n u ,, c , I.lg. ,flatte. ring themselves the great Improvement lately made rll'ilis .c4rried it t() its ultimatum, they take this metiuxt of th .kl N it public, to sctir. to themselveat least the credit 1,..e_r.,,e,'1., having been Materially Ulf:ire:l by Plagiarists Who .4Y, copied theit- Machines, 'and - passed them oil:' So Gentle -17"" as their own Inventions though -at ill.dditugligr Prices, 41 )4 ‘tery inferioe work. _ 2 India Hoisle, re‘p,aiv;-6t, who have not paid the Duly GP; the same for theyears above mentiohea,that payment bar not in many instances been made el the Said Duty, whereby those Parties have. inewrred various Penalties, to 6e recovered bf aftion or surcharge, and the Commissioners for the special purposes of the Piqerty 4.9, being to- allow further time for such payments, hereby give Notice, that the Dutlei jayable on all Div:l:ends of serfs sto c k a nd Annuities for thosiyeart are ditened to ,be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certifteater of susb payments being lodged at the Office of Mi . Commissioners at the Cud Stock itx,h u ng„ rte Parties making pa l .m,ni will be discharg. ed in we Books of the respeclive Commissioners until and upon the loth day of ()Rohe:- next, but 4 1 .N21 all Persons who shall neglea to make sash payment on or be/ore that day, will be.prosecupd at the La'w di,, th, and step, are niw saki , g for bringing oeja,ll. e . Ps int, charge for the I),)ii:Srie Duty, why shall not hate paid the Ditty Jr, tbej ears above-mentioned, on or befori the sa i d loth Jay V Wisher n-xt, after- which dqy the Office of the cold Stock Ex. Change wile be cloud, B . ) O, der of the Board,, :11/ II THEY' WINTER. Offia for Tayec t Aug. 1, 108. SALES OF , ESTATES, &e. COTTAGE rrttNtE., TO BE SOLO BY- I'ItIVA I'E CONTRACT, .A SMALL, Neat', and Pretty COT VAGE, to villa with aoout 40 Acres of Pasture and Arable Laud, part Copy hold and pa t Free„old, recently built .11 a rising groanu, and finished with great taste and judgineut ; -situ'ate anent 28 antics north of Loudon, near, but an agree able troni road, repl.:te with convenient Offi.es fur a small Genteel Family c commanding a eneertof and truly piaturesque.view, with rite advantage of a country abounding with Laine, and in the centre of a Pack Oi Fox hounds. Also a Farm yard, with Coach house and Stabting, and well supplied with excellent Water ; she LanA is in hign cultivation, must of which lie in a king Fence round the Co:Lige. The Furniture and Fixtures, which are'pearly new, to betaken at a tair valuation. Im:in:dime posseesion uta;. be had ta payment ot porchaS:: money.. Fur Parneulars and 'Tickets to View apply to 'Mr. George. 48, Pajk-street,,Grusvmor-square. COUNTY ()F F 0 !LTA It. CAPI l - AL ES I:ATE FOR SALE. T. , Sold by lir; van., bargain. TITE LANDS AND ESTiITt.; OF BRIGTON, ur ti-iv,v 4 risli of halmetacs, actuated •tt. o:,e of tile . beat parts of Strathmore. The great . turnpike road from the, south to the north passes through toe e..kitreof the Estate. The flutist, wltkii is large alio COllllll'ittioaS, starius.in the tiliddle or a lawn or t , verity acres, upon the water or Kcrbet (watch forms .4 piece of water in trout ut til house), awl c0n,1315 Vt tree pubiia rooms or .large (ll,l tenbloilS, ten or and dressing-, omits, with all household. 0111k:es rue home tam* Oftiors are , :oofplete, two coach houses, with stabihig tot twenty -to :I hotscs., gaitiehs and orchard, with au.; :taus, are in lull beartng, and c: , nsist nearly of tour acre,, with about thirty acres of wood otall ite !resent rent of the Estate. including the home farm, of about one Hundred scrO.,, and to Wialcil A purchaser may have .imineuiste access,. is mount sixteen h.indred pounds ; bit t, urn' the expiry or the Leases, witieh (wan Inc except twit of QIIL) were let t Neat) -five years aAo on, single lives, and must, in tile-course lit nature, soon tliop•, a Very . great rise may be tl_pended on. There are on the Estate, a tisx spinning milt, and vim taAre of consuleioble extent, which cost iii erectLunelot Itiousand pound's. and are now of more va lue. Fitese tall t!.l the Proprietor on very easy terms, at rue expiry of the lease. winch etas only twe. ty ,ye.trs w T tic Lsrate atfords iktarly mice Pte.:hold QuAiaLatiuns, the , aivation being above One l'itAisatit4 To tllose IVII,I lime place, no (4.lCriptiVe embellish ment is necess.iry, "En mr.lq.;-er..i a is not easy in an adver tisement to give a proper hies of the hea}ity au.t Z;onvenience of- the situation . I C Mei Y.: aides tram Duihtee, t;u cc train the county town or Furiae s two fro is G and twenty-six trgmi Tile pdyinent of tile pike will be made to suit the colive_ hieitLe of 4 aurcltaaer.- For turt•er particular;i, aOplication may be Made tcriNitt. I.)ou t ;i4s, Eiy, tue Proprictur, by Glantinis ; or to M. tear s Witter to the Stgitet, Lchnburgh. NAVIGABLE CANAL, ST. AGNES PIER, and AL. hION AS_SURANCE.SHARES. TO BE 50.1.) BY AUCT/ON, - By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, August 5, at Twelve . o'Clock, at Carraway's, London, (I HARES in the following NAVIGATIONS, viz: LEEDS and LIVER POO E, dividing SE per SJi4re. ST. AGNES PIER and HARBOUR, CORNWALL, dividing d. per Shar!, with ilic.reaing Potts. Also SHARES in the CROYDON, KENNET and AVON, LANCASTER, and UNION CANALS;and MON ASSURANCE' FIRE Oh FI.CE. Particulars at I - tau:nett% hotel, ; at Garraway's; anu of fir. Scott, aS, New Brid,,e-street, Loathln. SALE OF MERINO SHEEP.,, TO be SOLD, from Ahe Sto c k o f the 'light Hon. Lord Sui,ierviire,, Frirty -eight MERINO E LS of puce :1106(4-four Ewes in each Lut ; six of tire Lots at , Eighty (,inneas each Lot, and six Lots at Sixty Gnirieas each Lot. These. Ewes are rinpartrally classed wish rc.,,p,,,et o ,g, aqd t.11141i;) ; and as, w;tllexeption of a vet, 'few E wes brought troai Spain, they are ore,i' ny,tne Proprietor within the last six yea;s, these Lots avast ther,efore consist of young arid /rest& Sheep, for which those i'no tirst apply will be en titiett to a preference in cliuice, isu se.‘ 7 enty E Wes, IVletitio and Ryland, three quarteis b:ood ; ten E \yes lit each Lot, at seventy C.uineasthe'Lot-; anti eighty F.,‘: ditto d;tto, half blood ; twenty Ewes Lot, at Eighty Cui.',e,,s the Lot. Flu: Sheep will be res.iy for delivery in their Wool bef o r e . the i;tti day of this' or witltout their .Wool, by the ..15 , 1A day 1)1 A u4ust next, at tti optiori t the Purchaser ; until tune, if, they re nt ti, the Sh eep will be kept on the oest to,d,ty•.• Purchasers of oiie bt wore Lots of these Ewes will, on hiring a Merino Rain tar - the ensuing Season, at the usual rate, be entitled to twenty-tive per cent. tiu , count Ott the price of the E wes. - The Stock be pdidlor on delivery, and inay be seen by Tickets, for it is tequeSted num* bit intending Put chasers will apply. • • • Ihquire of ivir. Layton CoOk, zB, Hill street, Berkeley. Square. QPILSBURY's PATEN r ANriscortßuric DROVS are to, be hail gamine, Wholesale ind Re tall, at the following Houses : Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. to , l iw o a wC a l: l u d ic s h :iv y , a a rtr s, No 6 liNewb . ert 6 y , siaidt. i ,Sn alu,i, N s s r o.g u s l , l S er t s . PC4huel:ips;i Shaw llowartt and Evans Long-lane; Ba ; u rthy Nnd Sou, Fleet-market; M1 11 4.011;4 No. 15, G reek • Street, Soho; L'o% ‘ v vi ii,gilhAt. 1 aA C , BurutiglA.; ar Cr o yd o. . , and Newport, Isle vi he genuine Medicine has the words " by the King's Patent," expr:ssed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wr a pp er , and the King Duty uty printed in blitck.- ink , iti liotties of ss. bd, tog. and ft. 2s, ttuty included, as usual, at the only Dispcnsary,No. Is, Soho-square, Louctun. . COPY of DPOSITIQNS taken at an Examination into the Ctlviltion'of the State 'Prisoners in the G 4 r,l o f K MALI iIA the County ot; Dublin ; pursuant to His Exektle:J(4 the Lori Lieutenant's Letter to the tight nouratile the Lora Chief Ju s ti ce o f 4:1; Court of King's . • - iulY 1 7, 1804. 13ernard Coile, Ist. John 'Palmer has . !aim Palmer, , Harry Hughes, been in Gaol for twelve i - , - Michael Farr e ll, months ;. is deprived of • au "sworn. .- seein g his 'family, sav e i n These ciimpose a room the of the first clAss. . and il)en only for fifteen • minutes at a tune. This is his greatest griesance, and chief complaint ; as to any ether complaint against - the officers. of the Gaol, his mind is 'so engaged with - regret at not seeing his children, that he dues not think of any thing Heorv‘Hughes complains cif want of exeriii.e, be ing accustomed w exercise. The -manner of serving their t , iduals.,is really shocking 3 have but oa 'attendant for' that purpose, atad •he is the same pel m who cleans their room. — The quality of their food is very bad. • His dinner yesterday was a leg of larnT) ; it was kept too long.. The bunter is bad and rancid. Tie bread in gene ral unfit 'for use—good bread this morning. -The bread appars to be steeped in water. The separation and •close confinement. are ca,,ricous —those ,contined in the, same room are not permitted to exercise together. Their diSagreeable situation arises from bad house keeping, rather than from a desire of ceeonorny. Mr. i co Palmer, and Hughes, have often dined together, and did not get enough. 91 meat by tliez. bone being weighed into the allowance; have com plained to Dr. Trevor and .Mr Dunn; but have not been redressed. . Note.--TheKildarepri. One great alleviation :otter, arns,ufirnar, to.ibout would- be to give the six ntty, live tOgetner, and Wave a yard al wa s open to teen or _seventeen ..of the them,. Wit are called tree better sort of prisoners, the second class in point of - allowalice, same permission to e.xer- Michael Farrell. else together as the Kildaro, • , . pri.ouers have. Mr. Hughes says—Mr. C7! - ay, Mr. Hickson,,anch Mr. Patten, would be glad t3overnment would allow Mrs. Gray (pi isouer's sister) lo remain in the Gaol,' to- receive the sum allox :.1 by Govertiroept,. with which they would s upp or t them se lve s; t o , have the Irc'edoth of ale yard---.the hospital-room where Dwyer' lives would answer,. '[They all date that the separation seems to be ca pricious. The grievances they . have'cornplained of are inr. potable to the Inspeaor. Ttevor has frequently Promised redress, but has not procured it. Theattendance is improved, but it would be ne cessary to- hire another -attendant to take care of their rooms. Persons who ;sleep in the same room are not permitted to dine together, ur to speak to-- gether when at exercise., One grievance is that the prisoners cannot get any answer to their letters .to the Cast Trevor is' the medium .through which the letters-are sent, but they do not get any an swer. Many letters to the pri- Mr. Hughes. sonemare opened by the . turnkeys. Mr. Murray's letter: to - -a Lady in Eng land, tw:z shown by the,turnkey to two or three of th" State Prisoners in his (the prisoner's) room-►+did not mention this.circtunstance.to Dr. Trevor. • • • ' Mr. Eihner wishes to have opportunity of seeing his eliesl daughter, when nece,sary- tor his -busi ness, and to speak with her on his private affairs, without a turnkey being present. • Mr. Hughes wishes particanly tossee his brother. in-law, Mr. Gray, who is also a prisoner. Mr. Bernard Colic complains that he has not re• ceived any Government allowance during the time he was confined in Newgate. • . . • He says .hls health requires other visuals than tho se furnished to the prisoners, such as broth, Which he has been: refused. Dr. Farrell wishes'to be permitted to live in the,same room with:Mr. -Patten, who has a Chemical Elaboratory. • Mr. Colic states, that he became a bankrupt be fbre hi§ imprisonment, that there is a debt of 681. 2s. tad. dna to one Tute, -of the Ulster Hotel, in King -street, for the provisions furnished to him whilst in Newgate, winch he has ncrinwans of pay ing. Sir, • Copy Letter front Mr. "On the 23d. August Cuile, to T:evur. last I was committed to the .Gaol of Newgate by a Se cretary's warrant, and remained there until-the 23d May ; during which pericia , I had ,no support from Government. This distressing situation was render-, ed still woran by the state of my affairs ; my pro perty being then,..and still (as you may see by the inclosed advertikaient) in the hauch of assiLwel who studied rtiy ruin more than the advantage of my creditors. Deprived by the-se circumstances of every means of support, I might have starved were - it ndrfor the humanity of One Tete, an hotel -mart, in the neighbourhood ofNewgate, who supplied me with what was ,merely necessary for my support front the 23d of August to the 3oth March. His which was at the moderate rate of Gs. 2d. per day, amounts. to 681. 2s. 10:1. only. Tute being poor man with a large faintly, paying a high rent and heavy taxes, is much distressed by the want of this mo. n which doubiless . Government will order to be paid ) l it you, Sir, will have the goodness to represent these taus in your official :ch4raater of Superiotendant of Stine Prisoners, and :fig .nt for stalq. POsollois-, who have not been supported as such 'by Government: rrl am, Sir, " Your most obedient Servant, t' BERNARD COL." " Kilinainham, jury 13,, 1804." (A true Copy.) Td Door "1%-evor, Daniel Brophy, They live in the same► room. Daniel Dolan, Were at first confined in separaie cells. William Nl‘PermQt_tr I‘l`l)e.rtnott states the, all s vorn. close con fi nem ent as the This .ro h i i o s t .i'vaillai lu r rf c s another aIY I ,d the ? greatest inconve n i ence, and " first class. • the incOnerlience of nut ,j having itccess to the neces , saiy houses,, Brophy says, they have .ve ry o f te n go t, bad p row i> sion, but is now reasonably good. They g u t a bad `shoulder of mutton last week, tilt the moment they complained of it, it was remedied ; Donn havii s ig immediately sent some good beef and cabbage in place of the :Dutton. They have been eleven months ,in c.u.,tOdy ; the stria confinement is their greateq grkiiiince. The provisions in' civanthy and quality are good,. -' MtDc.xrniott wishes to leave the c o unt r y an d go to :A , netica. 'No complaint against any of the,Otticers ot •Ilie"Gaol. • Never asked a favour from Dr. Trevor ,that. he did. Dot grant. Whey all say they havc no cotnplanat against Dr.Trevov„or any of the Ua*rit of the Gaol: : No table cloth, and bad 'attendance; the s4llad brought up in:the tnanls'handg, and thrown on the i; table without a plate. Mr. I. Tatidy; brought Complains that be was lII► a second tune at his own de s irc. refused' acimis,,iOn'• to the ' yard yesterday evenitig.-4 Had occasion to go to the necessary ; Mr. Dickson was in the room, yet he could dot get out, bit was prevented by thll door keeper,LHeary Ware. • Mr. Hicksun-:was obliged to force birnqelf v:)ta,of; his room to get at the nest cessary yesterday evening. Mr. Tandy .did not get' his time in the yard yester:. day. Those•prisoners. who, were in the yard refused to leave and his orders were, not to allow 'Mr. Tandy to-mix with them therefore Mr-Tandy did not get his - tiLne yesterday. attends the doors of the chambers, to open . them for any prisoners ‘.l. ho. want to go to the neces 7 l sary. 'Mr. Tandy asked - him yesterday evening to go out 'w the yard. He. refused him, because there were people in the yard ; but there was another fie" cessary Chat. Mr. Tandy might go to, Swears that . - Mr. Tandy might have gone to the other 'necessary., it he chose it ;—did not receive . any orders to - refits-I - Mr. Tandy 1. , .;e . use of the necessary in the yard. Swears he ()tiered the use of the other necessary to Mr. Tandy; Swears that if 4he use of the other necessary had been. ()tiered to iitp he 'w ( Add not have . gOpe 'titere,. on accout of one• Carty, a hatchman, whom he feared.: Swears that Dr. Trevor's ,Unitorm orders wcre to aC commodale the prisoners as much as possible. Swears that Ware has always behaved himself villy and properly. Swears that . yesterday-. evening, as he- opened the doOr - fore Mr. Long to get a newspaper from him, Mr. HicksoL forced the-door, and went to the yard and staid there,_ against the regulations, ,with the other prisoners, and ren,ained there till the. Gaol was locked. ' Said Henry Ware, sworn, lhbr.keeper. Mr. 1 andy. Ware. Mr. Tandy. Ware. kletter from Mr. Tandy to Doctor Trevor, : dattao 7th April, 1.804., was produced to him;-admits t.is his hand-writing. He wrote that letter when he *suffiCient air-and exert.i.... ." Mr. Tandy's 'compi ments to. Dr. Trevor, will be much obliged by his. leaving an order for Mr." Crookshank (it near rela tion of his, and son to the Judge) to see him - on , Monday or Tuesday or if he would have.the good ness to leave - an order to see him twice. .Copy letter from Mr. Tandy to Dr. Trevor, Mr. Tandy and Mr: Dixon 'feel tfiertiseles much obliged - by the regulation in 'respect to the yard; though ,it is not to that extent they might„ wish', yet it is furthest from their thoughts to at-'. tempt to dictate; their objet is air and exercise.. -. They must say that the Du cur's conduct, stice . they have besn in confinement, has beeh such as con vit-wes them that every attention towards their ac commodation and Comfort has becn exerted on his part, and-feel extremely obliged to WM . for, the same; and;which they. hope they %yin one ddy or other have an opportunity of expressing beyond mere •• words, and to the extent o: their feeini4.. " Kilinainhatn Prison,, Aprir 7, 1804:" (Div